Hello, all.
It's taken more time than I had anticipated but I have finally reviewed the "Install a F35 VM using Cockpit" page[1] of our user documentation.
My first issue is with the sentence "If there is no entry Virtual Machines the admin missed to install the cockpit-machines module when installing the virtualization support. Select Applications further down and then Machines for installation.".
My cockpit installation did not have the "Virtual Machines" menu option nor did I have the option to install cockpit modules. I could initially only remove installed modules. Coming back to this days later, I now see all cockpit modules, with the ability to install those I don't have. Is this a known issue or have I done this wrong?
The _images/virtualization-vm-install-fedoraserver-cockpit-020.png image does not match the form I get on F35. I have a "Connection" option which gives me the choice between "System" and "Session". This is not reflected in the image.
The documentation later states "After a test of the installation media the well known installation process begins. You may select Expand at the right top to increase readability". In my case, I HAD to click on 'Expand' for the VNC console to register my keystrokes.
In the "Optional post-installation tasks" section, the first task is titled "Get rid of nano as default editor". I feel "Making vim the default editor" better reflects the contents of this section. I would also recommend replacing the command by "dnf install --allowerasing vim-default-editor" which simplifies the task.
Regards, Emmanuel
[1] https://docs.stg.fedoraproject.org/en-US/fedora-server/virtualization-vm-ins...